EXPERT Triathlon Coaching And Sports Nutrition For Endurance Athletes

With combined one-on-one nutrition and coaching, you will become the best athlete you can be!

Nutrition Assistance:
Struggling to Lose Weight? Feeling tired all the time? Want to maximize performance?

What happens when you eat a carb? Your blood sugar spikes, insulin is released, and your body naturally turns off the fat burning process. This leaves you craving more carbs for energy, hungrier, sluggish from the highs and lows, and weight gain. What if I helped train your body to burn it’s own fat as fuel still using foods you enjoy? Too good to be true? It’s not! I will help you dial in your daily macros (fat, protein, carbs) to optimize your health and performance. It is not just for athletes. I welcome anyone looking to improve their quality of life. I teach you how to control your blood sugar through the balance of nutrients in each meal. This turns on your body’s natural ability to use fat as its primary fuel source. Best part is that there are no gimmicks and no products to buy.  Just REAL food. Learn how this is done. Click here.

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As a mom, wife, athlete, race director, and full time business owner, I know what is it like to balance a busy life. It’s why I believe in the TriDot system. You receive quality workouts instead of quantity. Train for your next half marathon, marathon, sprint, or half/full Ironman by maximizing your training time. I work closely with you to make sure you are getting the most out of your training while helping you balance all aspects of your daily life.

TriDot pricing packages can be found at TriDot. Coached athletes get a 20% discount on all nutrition packages.

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“With Jessica as my Metabolic Efficiency Coach my training and racing have reached new levels of performance. It is amazing how simple changes to what I eat have lead to better workouts and faster recovery!” – Since becoming M.E., Jeff won the Hogs Hunt 50K on April 19, 2015.
Jeff Irvin